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The spirit of science (2014)

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Mètode Science Studies Journal - Voiume 4 (2014)

Published: 2014-06-01

The thin line. Cancer in the 21st century

The thin line. Cancer in the 21st century

Ana García

16-17
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Revealing cancer: Hundreds of diseases under a single name

Salvador Macip

19-21
Beyond genetics: Cancer and environmental factors

Vicente Guillem Porta, María José Juan Fita

23-29
Hereditary cancer: Why detection is crucial

Ana Osorio Cabrero

31-35
Teenagers with cancer: A challenge to the system

José Luis Gallo Vallejo

37-41
Breast cancer today: Advances in breast cancer epidemiology

Marina Pollán

43-47
Hovering between stigma and trivalisation: World cancer day in the Spanish press

Lucía Sapiña, Martí Domínguez

49-55
Facing the mirror: Jo Spence and Hannah Wile

Jesús Martínez Oliva, Domingo Pujante González

57-61

In light of evolution. Making sense of biotech applications

In light of evolution. Making sense of biotech applications

Fernando González Candelas

64-65
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Darwin and animal breeding: Evolution applied to breeding improvements

Miguel Ángel Toro Ibáñez

67-71
Conservation genetics: Applying evolutionary concepts to the conservation of biological diversity

Armando Caballero Rúa

73-77
On the trail of HIV: Evolutionary studies and understanding of AIDS

Marianoel Pereira-Gómez, Joan Baptista Peris, Rafael Sanjuán Verdeguer

79-85
A diseased ecosystem: Tackling antibiotic resistance from a global perspective

Fernando Baquero, Maria Carmen Turrientes

87-91
Vaccines and evolution: Why is it important to understand the genetic diversity of pathogens?

Iñaki Comas Espadas

93-99
New era in the fight against cancer: Evolution and cancer: Progress in tumour treatments

Ana Lluch Hernández, José Alejandro Pérez-Fidalgo, Paloma Martín Martorell

101-105
Evolution in court: Forensic applications of molecular phylogenies

Fernando González-Candelas

107-113

Pathfinders in science. Expeditions and voyages of discovery

Pathfinders in Science. Scientific expeditions at the vanguard of discovery

Josep Maria Camarasa

114-115
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Voyages of discovery: Venturing into the unknown

Josep Maria Camarasa

117-123
Post-war botany: The journey made by Joan Salvador and Antoine de Jussieu around Spain and Portugal

Ramon Folch

125-131
Frustrated, misunderstood and forgotten: Spanish explorers of the enlightenment

Antonio González Bueno

133-137
Journeys in physics: Chasing shadows, measuring meridians

Josep Batlló

139-145
Romantic travellers: Alexander von Humboldt and Charles Darwin

Raimon Sucarrats Riera

147-153
Women... corageous and wise: Europeans in Africa

Dolors Llopart

155-159

The science of the press: Trends and challenges for popular science journalism

The science of the press. Trends and challenges for popular science journalism

Martí Domínguez, Anna Mateu

160-161
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The two cultures: Scientists and Journalists, not an outdated relationship

Hans Peter Peters

163-169
The conquest of readers. Evolutionary challenges of science communication in an extreme environment

María Pilar Perla Mateo

171-175
Minority languages and science communication: ‘Elhuyar’: Journalism and science in Basque

Ana Galarraga

177-183
Will the Internet save or condemn science press? The experience of French magazine ‘La Recherche’

Luc Allemand

185-191
Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication

Dominique Brossard

193-197
A changing media landscape: Science, the public and the press: The case of climate change

Susanna Priest

199-205